Cabons (related to early Hungarian settlements)

Cábans, in the context of early Hungarian settlements, refer to small, temporary dwellings or huts used by nomadic or semi-nomadic groups. These structures were typically constructed from natural materials like wood, clay, and thatch, allowing flexibility and mobility in their lifestyle. Cábans served as practical shelters during migrations or seasonal activities, providing protection from the elements. Their design reflected the needs of early Hungarians for adaptability and ease of construction, and they played a crucial role in the settlement patterns and social organization of these early communities.